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Drawing shapes
Overview
Shapes are fun to draw!
Shapes can help us to solve math problems.
Some are two-dimensional or flat. Others can be held which are three-dimensional!
Examples of two-dimensional shapes that you should know are squares, circles, and triangles.
Examples of three-dimensional shapes are cones, spheres, and cylinders.
Look at the graphic below!
What is your favorite shape to draw?
Get a piece of paper and draw your favorite shape. Write a sentence on why this is your favorite shape.
Let’s see how to draw a circle!
A circle is round. It does not have any flat sides. It does not have corners.
You draw it like this:
Try to draw a circle!
Let’s try another one.
A square has four equal sides and four corners.
Can you draw a square?
Try to draw a square!
Let’s try a new shape!
Can you draw a heart?
Notice that the heart is curved. It’s sides are the same. They are symmetrical.
Practice drawing a heart!
Let’s try one more!
Can you draw a diamond?
Notice the diamond’s sides and corners. Try to draw a diamond!
Awesome job! I told you drawing shapes is very fun. Let’s try these five practice questions below.
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Practice Question 1
What shapes do you see here? Practice drawing them!
Practice Question 2
What shapes do you see here? Practice drawing them!
Practice Question 3
What shapes do you see here? Practice drawing them!
Practice Question 4
What shapes do you see here? Practice drawing them!
Practice Question 5
What shapes do you see here?
Try the quiz below on drawing shapes.
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